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BOOORODI SKATA N.I
Origin of petroleum type bitumen in coal-bearing deposits of
UrWnda. -Trudy VNIGRI no-91:317-321 056. (WARA 9:12)
(Karaganda Basin-Bitumen)
BDGORDDITSUY,A. 11. 1.
Geochamical characteristics of Paleozoic deposits of Tengis Depression.
VNIGRI no.105:239-250 157. (MIRA 11:9)
(Tengiz Depression-Rocka--Analyvis)
, BMROBITSKATA, H*L; SJOIKOVA, V*N*
Bitumen occurrences in Mesozoic deposits of the Borgoy Depression.
Trudy VNIGRI no.155:45-54 160o (MIRA 14:1)-
(Borgoy Valley~-Bitumen) (Rocke-Ansigais)
BOGORODITSKAUp W.I.
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Composition of bitumen and disseminated organic matter in rocks
. of Tertiary and Quaternary sedimentation in the Barguzin depression.
Trudy VNIGRI no.3.63.,540-556 160. (MIRA 14:6)
(Barguzin Valley-Bitumen)
S/08 61/000/021/023/094
B101Y3147
AUTEORt Bogoroditskayaj N. I.
TITLE: Manifestations of bitumen in Cambrian sediments recovered by
the Zayarskaya supporting well (Irkutskaya oblast')
PERIODICALt Referativnyy zhurnal. Khimiya, no. 21, 1961, 88, abstract
21G70 (Tr. Vees. neft. n.-i. geologo-razved. in-ta, no. 163,
1960, 557 - 570)
TEXT: An investigation of the organic matter contained in 16 samples of
rocks of various lithological composition was carried out. The content
of organic matter was 0.018 - 0.424%. The group composition (in %) vast
Chloroform extract, 3.5 - 26.6; alcohol-benzene extract, up to 11.7; other
orianic matter, 67.6 - 95-3- Humic acids were not present. Quantitative
elementary analyses were also made. The data of the group composition of
the organic matter contained in the rocks of the Lower and Middle Cambrian
lead to the assumption that they contain secondary petroleum bitumen which
)iaa migrated into these sediments. Practically all the rocks studied
contained higher amounts of secondary bitumen of the oil series (as
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Manifestations of bitumen in Cambrian... Biol/B147
compared to sediments of the same age located in the more southerly regions
of the Irkutsk amphitheatre). The results of bituminological research of
the Lower Cambrian sediments ustify a favorable estimate of their oil-
and gas-bearing properties. Abstracter's notet Complete translation.]
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Metamorphism of disseminated organic matter in the Lower Faleozoic
of the Siberian Platform. Trady VNIGRI no.212. Geokhim.abor. no.8i
95-127 163* (MIRA 161l2)
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AUTHOR. Bogoroditskaya, ~V. P. Dyubyuk, N. Ye.
TITLE: Hygienic study of enzymatic preparations produced by microfungi and
their possible use -in the food processing industry
SOURCE: Voprosy pitaniYa, v. 24, no. 4, 1965, 9-113.
TOPIC, TAGS: food sanitation, fungus, enzyme, medical experiment, processed
plant product, experiment animal
ABSTkACT- 'The use.of enzymatic preparations in food processing accelerates
the processes, improves. qualit, and decreases production costs. A primary
assessment of possible toxicityiwa's att e mpted by animal experiments with
microfungal enzymatic p-r-oM`c1,s derived from the cytolytic action of Trjchqthqci-
U!~! rospup grown on oat, rice, and corn husk residues for use in thd9re*inj
ifid6stfy to improve the.flavor and stability of beer. Tests were also made with
products, from the amyloproteolYtic: action of As Strain No. 465 1
and A_j!jVa;nori Strain No. 673 grown on corn bran (sometimes added with dregai-
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barley sprouts and yeast autolysate) for use in improving the flavor, and consist-
ency of bread. About 1000 mice and 40 guinea pigs were fed up to 5 g1kg of the
enzymatic products without III effects. Feeding of the 10 fold concentrate, intend-
ed for industrial use, for 30 days eaused no untoward changes or any visible
change In the organs of the animals. Reactions were seen only upon intraperitone
al administration. These products have thus been accepted for industrial use.
ASSOCIATION.- lnstitut'pltantya~ AMN SSSR, Moskva (Food Institute, AMN SSSR,
Mo'scow).
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AUTHOR:. Atabekov, G. I.; Basharinp A. V.; !Lo&oMA
tpjqj[
Vasillyev, D. V.; Yegiazarovq I.-V6; Yermolin,, N. P.; Kostenko, M. P.; Matkhanov,
P. N.; Novash, V. I.; Nornevskiy, B-# I.; Rutskiyj A* I#; Ryzhovp P. I.; Solovlyevp.
I. I.; Solodovnikov, G. Sq Slepyan,, Ya. Yu.; Smurova, N. V.; Tinyakovj, N. Aq,
Fateyev# As V,; Fedoseyevp A* M.; Shabadashp I.; Shchedrin, N. N.
ORG: none
TITLE% Obituary for Ivanov,, Viktor Ivanovich
SOURCE: Izvestiya vysshikh uchebnyldi zavedeniy. Energetika, no. 1, 19659 122-12q.
TOPIC TAGS: academic pernonnel,,,electronio personnel, electronics
ABSTRACT: Viktor'lvanovich Iva'no'v-- Dr. of Tech* Sciences, professor of th
Leningrad Electrotechnical Institute imeni V. I Ulyanov, died 24 August
-.1964. He was born in 1900,-was the first teadl~rof special relay, protection
of p"er eqdipment in the USSR,- outlining the principles of the new discipline
'in a monograph published in 1932. in retent.year's, Ivanov has eoAcentrated
.in the development of the teaching of industrial electronics and pulse
technology in the Leningrad Institute. [JPRSI
SUB CODE: 09 SUEM DATE: -none
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AUTHOR: _&QZ=d Vinokurovo V. 1*; Yermolin, N. P.; lebedevr.. A. A,;
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OIRG: none
TITLE Honoring the 70th birthday of.Professor Boris Pavlovich Kozyrev
SOURCE: Blektrichestvo, no. 9,,1965,* 89
TOPIC TAGSor academic personnelo-electric engine ering personnel, IIR research
spectrosco
py
ABSTRACT: on 1 AugluSt 1065 was.the 70th bitthday of Honored
"4ret'v'st of Science and Engineering- RSFSRj Laureate of the State
ize " 'r - Teohn, Sci.9 Professor Boris Pavlovloh Kozyrev.:
--Fe--...r Kozyrev's life-work has been Inseparably connected since
1921 with the Leningrad Electrical Engineering Institute Imeni
V. 1. ullZanov tLenin), where T rose rom the post of assistant
.to that of full professor - head of the Chair of Principles of
...Electrovacuum, EnglneerixxS and Scientiflo Head of the Problems
~'Laboratory of Radiation Electronics and Vacuum Engineering. Boris
.Pavlovich Kozyrev has made a series of Important solentifle-con-
tributions to vacuum engineering, optical electronics, and infra-
red engineering, In 1950-he was awarded the State Prize for the
-development and Introduction of photoptical amplification of
weak signals, which contributed to the expansion of research Into
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spectroscopy and infrared engineering In the Soviet Union., The
Troblems Laboratory whloh'he heads is one of the major Soviet
-centers of research into thermal radiation sensors which are sue
oessfully applied in speotrosoopyg atmospheric optics, aetinometryt
limnology, and studies of the prooesses of photosynthesis. Pro-
fessor Kozyrev has at various times been a member of or consul-
tant to scientific aiid'.technioal councils In different research
-institutes* He Is the author of approximately 150.works and In-'.
-ventiond, In additloh he~is an'exoellent,oduoatorp author of
.guides and textbookap.faoulty dean, the menVor dt a large number'_:,
oivio-mind
'of graduate students, and a ad person who tiakes an.
_aotIve part In politioal and'soolal life. He Is-the holder of-
many medalsp orders, and other ai~arcfs. OAg-. -.art. has: 1 figure. -OPRS].
SUB CObE: 09, 20 SUBM DATE: none
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BOGORODITSKILYA, N.V.
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Testing the contacts of Riefler's clock No. 323- Soob.GAISH no.55:20-29
150. NIAA 6:6)
1. GosudarstvenW astronomicheskiy inatitut imeni P.K. Shternberga.
(Astronomical cloaks) (Electric contactors)
WIN, Vitaliy Alekseyeviohj BQgQ-F4DIL=A,-YA.-., insh., retsenzent;
WACHESLAVOV, P.M., kand. khim. nauk, dots., red.; GRILIK&ES,
0' S.Ya., kand. tokhn. nauk, red.; YAMPOLISKIY, A.M., inzh., red.j
DUBUSNA, G.A., red. lzd-val BARDINA, A.A.,, tekhn. red.
[Tin and lead plating]Luzhenie i svintsevanie. Pod red. P.M.
Viachealavova. Izd.2.1 dop. i perer. Moskva, Mash i , 1961.33 p.
(Bibliotechka gallvanotekhnika, n0.3) PRIL 16:2)
(Tin plating) (Lead plating)
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ough e~gusitrat!"~ -31 rOar,-J--l T-vVZ.1j V.1 U-29. PU kX. Z-,TP.
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USSR / Human and Naimal Physiology (Normal and Patholo- T
gical). Ifetabolism, Nutrition
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biologiyhj No 219 1958, 97350
Author : Bogoroditsk~y_&, _V, P.
Inst : Not given
Title : The Content of Phytin Compounds and of the Enzyme
Phytase in Some Bean Cultures
Orig Pub: Vopr. pitaniya, 1957, 16, No 1, 55-56
Abstract: The over-all content of phytine P in the seeds of 65
varieties of legumes (soy, lentils, beans, and
peas) of 1950-1951 crops was established. Soy and
beans turned out to be richest in phytin compounds.
Activity of phytase in soy is very weak; in the
other cultures it is considerable. Culinary pro-
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USSR / Human and Animal Physiology (Normal and Pathologi- T
cal). Metabolism. Nutrition
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biologiya, No 21, 19581 97450
cessing of the grains of peas, beans, and lentiles
contributed to certain decrease in the content olo
phytin compoundsi removal of the seed capsule did
not lower their number. --B. A. Kravtsova
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XAjJ **4valiza)
Jiffect of Dhytin compounds in leguminous plants on the Peneral nod
phytin phosphorus balance in man (with aummaz7 In Ariglishl - VOP.
pit. 16 no-3:51-55 YT-Je '57, OUBA 10: 10)
1. Is otdole pishchavoy gigtyerq ksav. - Prof. F-Ye.Budagyan)
Inatituta aitanlya AHU SSSR. Moskva.
(INOSITOL, effects,
in leumincus plants, off. on phosphorus metab. (Ru-%))
(PHU-SPHORIN. , metabolism,
off. inositol in leguminous Plants
(UUTABL&i,
off. of inositol in leguminous plarts ozi phosphorus
metab. (Rus))
RTJBINSHTEXN# '.u*I.; ORLOVAt N.V.; BOGORODITSKATA, V.P.; KMLI YU.P.;
AXINCHEVAI M,YA,;- KERBM#.re*Vo
Hygienic studies on codfish treated with fbiompin. Vop. pit. 19
noe 6:55-60 N-D 16CL. (KIRA 13:10)
1. Iz otdola gigiyany pitaniya (Sav- T dotpent B.D. Vladimirov)
Instituta, pitaniya ANN SSSR, Moskva.
(FISH AS FOOD) (AUREOMYCIO)
RUBINSHTEYN, Yu.I. (deceased]; ORLOVAJ, N.V.; BOGORODITSKAYA, -V,?.,-
KUKELI, Yu.P.; AKINCHEVA, M.Ya.; KERBER, Ye.V.;
MOISEKENKO, V.Sh.
Hygienic evaluation of meat treated with antibiotics to prolong
the period of its preservation. Vop. pit. 22 no.3%51-55 My-Je 163.
(MIRA 17.-S)
1. Iz otdela gigiyeny (zav, - dotsent B.D, Vladimirov) Instituta
pitaniya AMN SSSR i laboratorii antibiotikov (zav. - kand,
biolog. nauk V.I. Krasikova) Vsesoyuznogo nauchno-isaledovatell-
skogo instituta iWasnoy promWshlennosti, Mosk7a.
BOGORODITSKAYAO V.P.; DYUBYUK, N-Ye. (MOSCOW)
... ~ - - - I... . - ~
J~ Hygienic study of enzyme preparations produced by microscopic
fungi and their possible use in the food industry. Vop.pit.
24 no-4:9-13 JI-Ag 165. (MIRA 18:12)
l.- Institut pit-bniya AMN SSSR, Moskva. Submitted September 23,
1964-
14-57-6-~ 2207
Translation from: Referativn y zhurnal, Geografiya, 1957, N~ 6,
USS
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p 74 (
AUTHORS: Bogoroditskiy, A., Voronkov, P.
TITLE: Surface Waters in Northern Kazakhstan (PoXerkhnostnyye
vody Severnogo Kazakhatana--in K&2akhatan)
PERIODICAL: S. kh. Kazakhstana, 1956, Nr 8, PP 35-37
ABSTRACT: The.GGI (State Hydrological Institute) expedition to
the Akmolinsk, Kokchetav, and Kustanay districts in
the spring of 1955 determined that the mineral content
of the waters running throught the network of fine
streamlets on the slopes of water collectors during
spring floods was generally 50 to 150 m g/l. This
means that these slope waters are suita ble for drinking,
industry, irrigation, etc. However, the chemical
quality of these waters deteriorates greatly as they
run further through the lower parts of the relief and
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14-57-6-12207
. Surface Waters in Northern Kazakhstan (Cont.)
in the valleys of the river system. This is caused by the fact
that chlorides and sulfates, leached out of the ground, have been
accumulating here for centuries. The author makes recommendations
as to where slope water collection areas should be located, and how
to prevent the increase of their salinity.
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BDGORWSKIY. A.F.; CHMEGA,, N.A.
Nitrofan Fedorovich Khandrikov (18Y7-1915)o Iota-astronoisals zoo8l
297-329 162. (NIRA 16:3)
(Kband ikov, Mitrofan Fedorovich, 1837-1915)
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doteent, red.; GAVRIIDV# V.Nep re #1 SHTEB# L.Ye., red.; XCU53-
VICH, S.M.v tekbn. red.
[The path in to space is open] Pat' v komos otkryt. Pod ied. AX.06-
gorodskog4 Kiev, Goo.'izd-vo takhn, lit-ry USSR, 1961. 29 p.
(Gagaring lUrii Alekseevich, 19341 (Astronautics) (HIRA 1418)
YAKOVKRip A.A.,, otv. red.; FEDDROV, Ye.P., red.; AXSF.NTIYEVA,
MI., red.; HARAbASHOV, N.P., red.; BOGORODSKIY A.F.4
red.; GORvTJYA, A.A., red.; KOVAL' red."
KOLCHINSKIY, I.G., red.; TSESEVICH, V.pe; red.;
KOVALENKO, L.D., red.
(Figure and motion of the moon] Figura i dvimlienle Luny.
Kievp Naukcva durka,, 1965. 135 P. (MIRA 18:711
1. Akadendya nauk WISR, Kiev.
BOGORDMTSKIY,
K Voprosu 0 Radiallnykh
1949, c.265-48.
SOV/124-58-10-11481
Translation from. Referativnyy zhurnal, Mekhanika, 1958, Nr 10, p Ill (USSR)
AUTHOR:
TITLE: Application of the Theory of Thin Rods to the Solution of Certain
Problems in the Dynamic Compression of Cylindrical Helical
Springs (Prilozheniye teorii tonkikh sterzhney k resheniyu neko-
torykh zadach dinamicheskogo szhatiya vintovykh tsilindricheskikh
pruzhin)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Tullsk. mekhan. in-ta, 1958, Nr 8, pp 185-194
ABSTRACT: Solutions to the following problems are given: 1. Dynamic com-
pression of a spring by force; the spring is pretightened, the upper
supporting coil is complete, and the lower fastened to a rigid and
fixed support.. Z. The spring is subjected to compression by impact,
the impact being applied by an absolutely rigid body of given mass.
One end of the spring is fastened, and the striking body does not
separate from the pressure coil of the spring. The spring is re-
garded as a combination of flat coils and its vibrations are described
by a system of Love equations. An approximate solution for the sys-
Card I/Z tem is obtained b~ the method of expansion in accordance with a small
Application of the Theory of Thin Rods (cont.)
SOV/ I Z4-58-10-11481
parameter and by the Laplace-Carson integral transform. The small parameter
utilized is the value aZQ/E1, where El is the flexujral stiffness of the wire, 0 is the
weight of the spring, and a is the radius of the elastic axis of the spring. It is
noted that the method used by the author yields more accurate results than the
wave theory of dynamic compression for cases in which the mass of the adjoined
body is greater than the mass of the spring.
M.V. Khvingiya
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BDGORDDITSKIY, A.M. (Tula)
Alisymmetric problem In the nmlinear theory of olasticity fcL-
an incompre3sible medium. Prikl. mat. i mekb. 28 no.3205C-600
MY-4064 cMIRA 17:7)
USSR/Coamochemistry. Geochemistry 4drochemistry.
Abs Jour : Fleferativny Zhurnal, - Khimiya - No 6, 1957; 18918
Author : Bogoroditgkiy A., Voronkov P.
Inat : -
Title : Surface Waters of Northern Kazakhstan.
Orig Pub : Kazakstamyn Aual Sharuashylygy. 1956, No 8, 35-3(-
Abstract No abstract
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VORONJOV, P.P.; BOGMODITSXIY# A.?.
mrsbowl-I
Water resources of North Xasakhetan. Vest.AN Xasakh.SM 12 no.4.
46-50 Ap 156. (Kazakhstan--Water supply) (MA 9:8)
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AUTHORS: Voronkov., P, P,; Bogoroditskiy, A* Pe
TITM: General %I2,;Dchemical Outline of Water Supply Mementa of Artificial
Basins of Northern Kazakhstan (Obshchaya gidrokhimicheskaya
kharakteristika, elementov vodnogo pitaniya iskusstvennykh Yodoyemov
Bevernogo Kazakhstana)
PERIODICAL: Mteorologiya I Gidrologiya, 1957, No. 2. Ppo 38-43 (UoS*S*Rt)
ABSTRACT: The article presents hydrochemical data to be considered in selecting
sites for reservoirs to be used as water supply for industrial and
p*blic consumption. In planning ponds,, excavations etc.., sites
should be chosen at such elevations to exclude the admission of
high3,y mineralized ground waters and lessen effect of alluvial
soil levels.
The basic factors affecting the chemical quality of water accunl3ating
in reservoirs are: 1) mineralization and chemical composition of
waters of various origin which supply artificial basins: a. soil-
surface, b. soil-underground and c. underground waters; 2) pro-
portionate amounts of these waters entering within fixed periods;
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General F4drochemical Outline of Water Supply Menents
of Artificial Basins of Northern Kazakhstan
3) evaporation trom area of the surface and the precipitation failing
on it; and 4) quantitative outline of water use and losses to in-
filtration,
Of these factors,, 1)a, is mat important; these are waters occurring
durin spring flood stage and for average reservoirs (2000 - 8=
s= comprise 70 - 80% of annual runoff., and 100% for small r
onas, Water basins of the &L-opean part of the U.S,S,R, are .
characterized by having a soil-underground layer salinified by
soluble compounds., mostly chlorides. The author condudes that
the higher -the artificial basin is situated with reference to the
salinified part of the talwag,, the greater the possibility of
accumilating good quality water in the basin,
Personalities cited by the author are: P. P. Voronkov (2)., for his
paper on chemical composition of surface waters of the steppe and
forest-steppe zones of the European sector of the U,S.S.R.; K. P.
Voskresenskiy (3), for his 4fdrologioal calculations for planning
works on small rivers, streams,, and temporary water c9urses, There
are 2 figureas Fig, 1 indicates general outline of mineralization in
milligrams per liter and composition of chief anions (% equiv.) of
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General HYdroeberdeal outline of Water Supply Elements
of Artificial Basins of Northern Kazakhstan
riverbed waters during the spring high water period for small and
medium water basins (observations points are pinpointed with solid
black dots; various bachurings are used for various % contents of
HCOJ and Cot). Fig. 2 portrays the Bame, but for nicro-stream waters
sampled on slopes of water basins during the spring high water period,
OPV the % of HMJ is depicted in the 3 types of hachuring, Th3
regions included In the figares are Kustanay., Kokehetav,, and Akmoliusk,
drained by such streams at the-Tobol, Ayat, Mtkayak, Sary-Turgay,
Ubagan, 1zhim., Chaglinka, Nura,, and Selety. -
There are four equations developed by thr auftr. An explanation of Eq. (1)
my serve to clarify Bqs. 2P 3. and 4. Eq. M:
mK . A %. B
C - D
in which A MH V + M + Mjq VJW
B M"' Pme O."?IFH VCT
C VH +Yrj + V + V,
r- VI4CII+V;o + 8.5vT.
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General IWroohemical Outline of Iktor Supply Elements
of Artificial Banins of Northern Kazakhstan
In the last mentioned equalities., MH and Vu represent mineralization
and volume of water of the reservoir at thg beginning of the
calculation period-, Mj7p., V17p stand for the mean colloidal minerali-
zation of the influx and its volume., Mq and VV is the roan vinerall-
zation of the ice and volume of water forming as result of thawing,,
V_V0 is volume of water being expended in ice formationp VCT 3A the
runoff amounts Vor is the volume of precipitation falling on the
reservoir surface, and Vq,,7 is the amount of evaporation.
There are 3 references, all of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATIONt
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SUMITTEM
AVAIEABLE:
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BOGOTMIrISKIY, A. V.
"Immunization of the Pedigreed Young of Large Cattle Against Piroplasmosis,
Francaillesis, and Theileriasis~" A-V- Boroditskiy, Z.M. Bernadakaya, Scientific
Contributors, Uzbek Scientific Research Veterinary Experhnental Station, I p.
Report of exTeriments on natural and artificial immmize.&on of calves
against haemosporidiem infections. Natural i:==ization resulted in losses of 4~ due
to piroplasmosis and francaillessis (?) and 16.2% due to theileriasis. With
artificial imunization corresponding figures were 0% and 4%.
SO: Veterinariya 25, no. 3, Yar 1948
BOGORODITMUT, A.V., kandidat vaterin&Mkh nauk.
--se,QW4
Differences In the biology of causative organisms and the course of
piroplasmal. and franexiollic processes in cattle in Usbekistan.
Vaterinarlia 30 no.12:23~-24 D '53. (MLR& 6:11)
1. Uzbekskly nauchno-iseled6vatel'skly vaterinarnyy institut.
BOGORODITSKIT, A.V., kandidat, votorinaMkh nauk.
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Species of Theilaria sknnulats, and Thoilaria. mutaus. Vaterinartla.
31 no.3:34-37 Mr 154. (MLH& 7-.2)
1. Uzbekskiy nauchno-iselodoystellakiy -raterimarnyy inatitut.
owa
BDGORDDITSKIT, A.T., kandl raterinarnM nauk.
"~ -'4`4- krftt~---v t-- et .
Methods of controlling Haamesporidis Infections, Taterinar_kia
32 no.300-53 Mr 155. (Kwu 8:4)
1.Usbakskiy nauchno-Issled,%vatel'skly vaterinara" inatitat.
(RWDUMIDIA) (PARASISS-DONWIC MIKLM)
USSR/Zooparasitology. Parasitic Protozoa. Sporozoa. 0
1
Abs Jour: Ref. Zhur. - Biol., No 23, 1958, 103986
Author : Bogoroditskiy,_A. V.
Inst : All-Union Institute of Experimental Veterinary
Medicine
Title : A Study of Species in the Theileria Theileria
annulata and Theileria mu-'Cans.
Oria Pub: Vses. in-ta eksperim. veterinarii, 1957, 21,
- 246-253
Abstract: Only one species of theileria, T. annulata) is
found in long-horned cattle on the territory of
Uzbekistan; T. mutans has not been found.
After being sick with theileriasis an animal
may show parasites in blood smears for several
years. Through artificial infection two forms
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USSR/ZooparasitologY, Par~sitiC Protozoa. Sporozoa.
Abs Jour: Ref, Zhur. - Bi6l., No 23, 19589 103986
of the disease ftfiy be obtained: the acute and
the asymptomatic. The first of these develops
after infection with blood taken from an animal
with acute theileriasisi the second, after
infection with the blood of a parasite-vector.
In the latter case I no pomegranate bodies are
formed in the blood and there is only a pro-
cess of multiplication of the blood forms.
The non-pathogenic process does not create any
immunity to theileriasis. After natural infec-
tion by ticks the multiplication of the theile-
ria occurs according to the Gonder system; in
the second half of the attack of theileriasis,
in addition to the process mentioned, there
occurs a division of the blood forms of theile-
ria according to the Dzhunkovskiy system. When
these latter forms enter the body of a new sus-
ceptible host the process shows a non-pathogenic
character. -- D. N. Zasukhin.
Card 2/2
NETSETSKrs A.M.1 BOGORO-Aigl~
Testing "thiarganq in piroplasmosis and Hemosporidis. infection
of cattle, Tr~dy Us.nauch.-isol.inst.vat. 14t135-136 162:0 .
. OnA l6t2)
(Piroplasmosim) (He"poridia) CtMA#gen)
BOGORODITSKIY9.A .1 NETSETSMy A.M.-
... :L
Testing the conjoinotival method of hemosporidin injection in
cattle piroplaambeis. Trudy Uz.fiauch.-isel.inet,vet, W137-
138 161. (KMA l6j2)
(Firoplismoois) . (Howsporidin)
BOGORODITSKIY, B.V.
Words of the Dnepropetrovsk Agricultural Institute, vaj.. 11-111, 1948. In the
collection are published the articles by:
Bogoroditskiy, D.V. On the problem of physiology and anatomy of the tendinous
mechanism on the volar area of the 3rd member of the thoracic extremities in
horses.
So; Veterinariya; 26; 7; July 1949
BOGORODITSKIY, B.I.
Textbook for practical studies in the anatomy of agricultural
edition. Moscow, Agricultural Publishing House, 1949. 88 pages
price 3 rubles, 70 kopeks, bound; 10,000 copies.
A textbook for higher agricultuval educational institutions.
sterility in agricultural aninols. Preceedings of the united
veterinary and animal liusbandi-j section. Moscow, Agricultural
1949. 6-5 quires; price 3 rubles, 50 kopeks; 25,000 copies.
I
aninals. Third revised
with illustrations; p
The struggle against the
plenum of the
Publishing House,
Sourcet Veterinariya; 26; 9; September 1949
BAY KOV IS.P.j, kand. teklui. rAukl MIZE, I.S.j kvzd. tekhn, nauk;
EMOV, S.F., Izizh.1 13ELYANCHIKOV) M#Ptp inzh,j EWSnEYN~
I.Lop inzb.j BOGORODITSKIY inzh.; BDLONOVA, Ye.V.,,
kand. tekbn. ~OZGO kand. tekhn.nauk;
VLADIMIROV, V.B., irizh.; VOLKOV, P.D.# kand. tekhn, naukj
GERASIMOVA., N.N.v inzh.1 ZIIUKHOVITSM, A.F., insh.;
KABANOV) M.F., insh.; WEVTSOV, V.M., kand. tekhn. nauk;
KOLOIUKOVI I.V.,t inzh.; KONDRATIYEV, I.M., irizh.;
KUZhTTSOVp I.P... kand. takhn. nauk; LIVOV, D.S., kand.
tekhn, nauk; LY.WKO, I.Ya.t kand. tekhn. nauky- MAWOV,
L*M*s inzh.j OLLTNIX, N.D.$ inzh.1 RABINER, Ye.G., inzh.1
ROZHDESTXWSUI 94 Lop kand, tekhn, nauk; SAIGIONIKO, I.M,p
Icand. tekbn. S*IDOROV, P.N., inrh.1 SPITSYN, N.A., prof.,
doktor tekhn. nauk; SPRISHEVSKXY, A.I., kand, tekhn. nauk;
CIILUKOVI V.T.9 kand. tekhn-railk; SHEYN, A.S.9 kand, tekhn,
nauk; NIBERG, N.Ya.p nauchnyy red.; BLAGOSKLONOVA, N.Yu... i=h,,
red. izd-va,- SOKOLOVAI T.F., tekhn. redo
(Antifriction bearings; manual] Podshipniki kacheniia; spra-
vochnoe posobie. Moskva, Gos. nauchno-tekhn. izd-vo maahino-
stroit. lit-ry, 1961 $28 P. (MIRA 15t2)
(Bear;mgs (Machinery))
BOGORODITSKIX, I.P.; )~PWKOBIWJ~ly,, YU.M., ICDVEDLNP K.Ye.
ectric insulators and insulation)
Do t ti a ceramic pqrtiti
I rug Iva V49 cm insulators at high and ultrar-
hit I Me UAA. zav.; radios%. 6 no.1:45-51 Ta-F 163.
Ar*equendm.. --p: T-
BOGORODITSKIY, X.F.
Dynamic role of natural gases in exploitation of underground waters. Biul.
MOM Otd.geol. 28 no.3:95-96 '53. OEMA 6:11)
(Water, Underground)
124- 57- 1- 719
Translation from: Referativnyy zhurnal, Melchanika, 1957, Nr 1. p 92 (USSR)
AUTHOR: Bogorodits K. F.
TITLE: The Motion of Natural Aerated Water in Wells (Dvizheniye
prirodnykh gazirovannykh vod v sl,,vazliinakh)
PERIODICAL: Tr. Labor. gidrogeol. problem AN SSSR, 1955, Vol 12,
pp 71-88
ABSTRACT: An equation of motion for aerated water in vertical wells is
proposed-, the equation is set up with a number of assumptions
and hypotheses (the relative velocity of the gas is assumed to be
zero, and a'hypothetical law is formulated for the law governing
the resistance encountered by the motion of the gas-liquid mix-
ture); in view thereof the method proposed by the author for the
calculation... of the motion of the gas-liquid mixtures does not
afford a great practical vlue. A number of general concepts is
expounded on the interaction of the functioning of the well and
the behavior of the water-carrying stratum.
Bibliography: 5 references
V. A. Arkhangel'skiy
Card 1 /1
1. Water--Motion--Theory
SILIN-MCHURIN. A.I.; BOGMWITSKIY, K.Y.
0000000
Influence of water on the underground g"Ifientlon of coals. Dokl,
AN SSSR. 109 no.4t832-833 Ag 1956. (KIRA 9:10)
lo Laborstoriya g1drogeologiche*Dch problem Iment F.P. Savarenskogo
Akademl! nauk SSSR, Predstxvleno akademikom N.M. Strakhova.
(Coil'gasifloation Underground)- ,
j
~'i L re, 1, C -a,. C',
MORMITSKIT, X.F., kandidat gaologo-L. -.&,eraLc . ,jen&j" nauk,
--- Makewft
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(Water, Underground) (Coal geology)
BOWRQD,~!~~,--- " ' -
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1. Laboratorlya gidrogeologichaskikh problem AN SSSR.
(Coal gasification, Undergrouud)
BOGORMITSKIY, X.F.
Some data on the formation of underground waters near subsurface
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(MIRA 12:2)
1. Laboratoriya. gidrogeologicheskikh problem imeni r.P. Savarerm.
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(Water, Underground) (Earth temperature)
-ANSM-MIUL-UP ~-,
Scheme for the classification of wells based on their gas and water
regime. Trudy Lab.gidrogeol.probl. 16:347-350 158. (MM 12:2)
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go AN SSSR,
(Water$, Underground) (Gag, Natural)
B.OGO kand.geologo-minoral.nauk
QW~
Data on methods of prognosticating the gas and chemical composition
of underground waters in coal gasification areas. Podzetm asougle
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1. labnratoriya gidrogeologichookikh problem AN SSSR.
(Coal gasification, Underground) (Water, Underground)
BOGOBDDITMIT. K.Y., kand.goolo-ninnral.nauk
Method for the approximate estimation of tho dogroo of water-
bearing in coal gasification areas under conditions prevailing
in the Moscow Basin. Rodsem,gazoualo no.402-57 '59.
(MIRA 13:4)
14 Laboratorlya g1drogeologicbeekikh problem AN SSSR.
(14osoow Bania-Coal gasification, Underground)
(Water, Underground)
SILIN,-BEYCHUffUlt Aleksey Ivano-Ach; J30WRQDITSYjj4_Xorrgt-d6~:In Fedorovich;
KONONOV, V2adimir Ivanovich; BOOOMOLOV# rj.V.t doktor peol.-mineral.
nauk, otv.red.; FILIPPOVA, B.S., redAzd-va; RYLINA, Yu.V., tekhn.
red.
[Role of underground water and other natural factors In under-
ground coal gasification; from observations in the Moscow and
Lisichansk "Podzemgas" stationsh*l'Podzemnykh vod I drugikh
prirodnyl-h faktorov v protsesse 'p6dzemnoi gazifikatsil uglei; na
imere Podmoskovnoi I Lisichanskoi stantsii "Poftemoza."
g
orskva, Izd_vo Akad.nauk SSSR, 3.960. 125 p. (Akademiia nauk
SSSR. Laboratorila gidrogeologicheskikh problem. Trudy vol 23).
NIRA'13'12)
(Coal gasification, Underground) (Water, Underground)
LANOB, O.L. otv.red.; BOGWOTA)V, G.V., zamestitell red.; WKOLOV, D.S.,
red.; KAMiCKSKIT, G.N,, red, (deceased]; KAKARWO, P.A., red,;
OYCHMIKOV. A.M., red.; TOLSTIK p N.I., red.; BOGORODITMIT,
K.F., red.; FILIPPOVA, B,B,p red.izd-va; GUROVA, d-.Ap te
(Problems of hydrogeology] Problany gidrogeologii. Moskva, Goo.
nauchno-takhn.izd-vo lit-ry po geologil i okhrane nedr, 1960.
)66 p. (MIRA 1):11)
1. Natsionallnyy komitst geologov Sovetskogo Soyuza. Gidrogeolo-
gichaskaya sektaiya.
,Water, Underground-Congre see a)
BOGORODITSKIY, K,F.
C
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Role of water in the transport of chemical elements in under-
ground coal gasifications 4Lreao. Gookbimila no.10543 161 03)
(MA 34.
Laboratory
of Hydrogeological Problems., Academy of Sciences,,
1.
U.S.S.R.F Moscow.
(Coal psificationp Underground)
(Water. Underground)
(Ge'ocheipistrT)
BOGONDLOV9 G.V.1 VALEDINSKir, V.I.; XOCHNEV, S.S,; MANIS,,M.N.; PANTEUYEVA,
U.N.; POPOV, I.V.; SrROVATKIN, V.G.; IPOHICHEV, X.M.1
DOGORODITSKIrl K.F,; DUKHANINA, V,I,l KRASINTSEVA, V.V.;
WKROVSKIY, V.A.1 SILIN41~&KCHURIN, A.I.1
F.Af P
FOMIN, V.M.; SHAGOYANTS, S.A.
Illia Illich Kobosevj obituary. Trudy Lab.gidrogeol.probl.
42tl0l-102 162s (MIRA 150)
(Kobosev, Illia Illich, 1908-1961)
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AUTHORI -4jxnm,-V. ~.; QrAdUj5dY,-F.0-
iro Aleksayev. A. Ye.t
skiv, P.; Sergpr~.A. Tit.; YAvorskiy..V..N.; Useled ov, D.,.No't
TITIEt Nikolay Nikolaysirich. (Obitusry)
SOURCE: Elektrichestvo. no. 9, 1964. 93-94
TOPIC TAGSi electric engineering personnel
f ABSTRACT. Doctor of Technical Sciences, Uajor General In the Technical
Engineering Service, Professor )1. 1. Intsenko died In May of this year
after a long and serious illness. go graduate& from the Moscow HiCter
Tsohnloal AoadenW In 2914 and was closely associated with his specialty
i of electrical engineering till the and of his life. He spent the first
years of his prastioal activity at the Academy working In the slootrioal
..engineering laboratory of K. A. Mg. After that be began his career in
the Soviet Arsw as a lowly laboratory assistant In t~* radlotechnical
'Woorator
.y_okA vorked.ble.way u~ over Wrty yews to be head or the
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;Department of Electrical and military rngineoilng.- He wrote seyoral bookat
1"Alternating Currents," "The Theory of Alternating Currents," "Course In
General Zleotrioal Lngintering," "Radio 1'nglnoorindl and, toCether with his
;co-workors. problem books on "A Course In Alternating Currents" mid "The
.ftsloal Principles of Electrical Engineering." He set up a number of
special courses (military application of'slootrio power. military portable
electric power stations, electric equipment for armies, electrification '
,of military engineering works, etc.) and also participated In mom engineer-
Ina projects v4th the Soviet AM. Ns has written many textbooks. mono-
graphs and article& on the theoretical and applied ditlalons of m1lItM
electrical engineering. Visas Ino2ude ,Electric Circuits" and "FundamentaU
for %be Design and Planning of Ubbile Electric Stations." Many of W. W.
Lutsenko's stadents are worldr4g in seations of the Soviet ArPW. In scientific
Institutes and in college*, and in Industry. These students are continuing
Ahe work of their teacher, the founder of Soviet military electrical engineer-
Inge He received bis professorolp In 2935 and his doctorate In 1949. Ile
bas received tho Order Lft VItbree."M Dmorel" ths, Order of the *Red
Starn.and =:W sodals# I hael I figure*
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IOUDI MS I'Y P.
Por
US-,P/Acadc,-.iy of 5ciences
111jew Rookst' 1 p
t'Radiotelch" Vol IV, No 3
~971
1.9
L71i an
Lists five books: P. V. Shmakov's ItColor Television)" 111. V. Belakov's "The Inflixence
of MeteoroloZ:ical CcndiLions on the Proi;aLion of Ultrashort Waves," G. ix. Rericz's IIIAdio
TestinC,11 G. Khollman's "Gcneration and teiplification of Decimctcr and Centimeter
'Viaves,31 and N. 11. Ro-oroditskiy and I. j~'. ii-idbarg's 11 11i.(ji Freq!Iency Inar.,,mnic
Dielectrics."
B(rGORODTTSKIY, N. P.,
D-63 BOGORODITSKTY, N. P.Y V. V. PASYF)rOV and B. M. TA;~=V.
Elektrotekhnicliesiciye materialy (Electrotechnical
mat~--rials). Moscow, Gosenergoizdat, 1~.--50- 437p.
DLC TK 453-B55; OUMF No. 203-B; CIA n/5 614-14-B6,
FDD 5V413.
This book discusses the principles of insulators,
semi-conductors, condLctors, and magnetic materials
as well as their electrical, physio-chemical, mid
mechanical properties. It was admitted, bv the
Ministry of Higher Education of the USSR, as a textbook -f or energy ano
electrical engineering institutes.
~. P. - - I -- - - -Lc.:l I-Lu - - - m
D-OGOVIDITSIM, N
N. P.
PA 21~0175
USSRAlectricit Dec 52*
Y isZoelectric
Ceramics
"Electric Properties of Piezoelectric Ceramics
Near the Curie Point," 11. p. BogoroditsIriy and
.T. N. Verbitsimya
"Zhur Tekh Fiziki" Vol 22, No 12, PP 1920-1929
Piezoelec ceramics were tested and unstable prop.
erties were found near the Curie point. By re-
action of elec field and by heating over the Curie
point dielec permeability of aged samples could be
restored. The variation of dielec permeability
vith time is related to mutual orientation of do-
mains at various tej*a. Received 19 Jul 52.
24OT75
BWORODITSKIY, N. P.
USSR/)Cloctrioity - Personalities kW Techniques
Jul 53
OV. P. VologdIn (Deceased)." P. 1. Skotnikov, S. A. Rinkevich, IT. P. Bogoroditskiy,
V. I. Siforov, V. V. Vologdin, and others
Eleklurichestvo, No 7, 1) 94
Obituary of Prof Valentin Petrovich Vologdin (22 Mar 1881-23 Apr 1953), covering
principal activitioo and achievements of his professional life. An eminent specialist
in hf techniques (heating, surface hardening, etc), he WRs an active educator (esp at
LETI), author (more than 100 published works), inventor (more than 120 inventions),
and won Stalin Prize in 1943 and 1952.
27IT6o
SHKAKOV, Pop professor, xasluxhemW dayatell nanki i tekhniki, doktor
tekhni6h9skikh nauk.- !&,H. . professor, laureat Stalinakoy
qgjmj
premii, doktor tekhmicheskikh nauk; FDGIWSKIT. V.. k-ndidat tekhni-
cheskikh nu*.
Supplying workers of village radio rediffusion centers with more
literature. Radio no.12:13 1) 153-~ NmA 6:12)
-- (Radio-Htceivers and reception)
BOaORODITSIIY,,,N.P. professor; VASILIYICYO D.Y., professor; BAYDA, L-I#
G.V.. doteent;$MMUOVICH, A.A., doteent; YAftnT.
A.T., d;tsent; YURGZNSON, R.I., dotigbt; ARABOVICH. B.I., starshiy
propodavatell; GBXTON~ D.P.starshty prepodavatell; POVOLOTSKIY, Ta.A.,
prepodavatell.
Development of autontie control and telemechanics in the fifth
five-year pla;n. Avtomb i telem. 14 n0-2;238-240 *-Ap '53.
(MIAA 10:3)
1, leningradakiy eldkt*otekhnicbLeskiy indtitnt im. T.I.Ullyanova
(Ionina)
(AutoA%'I-- Fomtrol) (26mote control)
I ChAraf- riific2 of the behaviot 0t ruettt ce.,emic
np,ir the Curie point.
5K A I JA ! ~~,klady I k P i
7=.,fttV--, ill rtrmm twt 6 'r, sh,~N-
vetainic condmers of rnateriab of ",I)ps 1. 11, and III (nut
apprioctimate Curie prx3ils L-I 120. 135. and 15,)'(:
t~-,peictlvcjy, Withm :~O to AO d--%y75 i'lej pjcpa,;~tjau, O.c t,n
at "0' ftropWd to ~W to 355'0 of th -.- originil vatue and tht-n fict,
pyocticalh. unt,hanged ('.Yrup~ I oiil !1 1, 1,,-1 *:,.-
iny Ovinp in tnr- 6 -. JI)e Cur~ Vnirit d.
a6ty il= id I-t hift
with vlk,~,Tkal agmE III im,"Imjil: 0)[
aml -m 4 -1 -~ h, '111, 1, -hq-
,mm h~pc lit'l %1I13)rc,1,1 I,, Idll,g. :I, pfin(q)"~ 1-
paci(y 'Aa~ tible-I near Olt curit- poil1AT W' Vol
Curie Wint, Or tan 3 for I,;! Irt-sh a I IIht at-M 0%1;,
I it rrs' -,-I in, I-,
A stifficitritI3 strong Icrtr-,c twl, ~ o, -,
ag-~,d sh~ipt~ to the original Y;Aiws. Lul ilit-r4- dropp,l
wbil, At 15' to 2W brluw tbt Ciirt~ Ihnni, rh, rnn ~ ~!r,-,ti-l
again with time. The Tan I of .6alws whkb wem ned A r,N)III
temperamit was restored to the origa~l val':E5 Ott - tt~r 0, ~;K-s
werv hrated above the Curi- po'n, Vnxtrr ~orm.ii
A dcacrra~-d zgAii, with li-,r
in-ji of the trvrrsil)le !.ti S -. -- fui-lioi, tJ t',,
k-onstant field; Vic capac;tzrs Lorm-9viiiiing to thew r~% rr
tan I are shown in curves A hvlx>*.hi ~t~ is proj-~-!
_V of '~,Jj;,Cj I e;,nj,
anig,
of ejeetrje iigin
iM~
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USSR/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and Their Application. Silicates.
Glass. Ceramics. Binders'. 1-9
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Xhimiya, No 19, 1956~ 62297
Author: BogorodiLe ~., Polyakova, N. L., Kirillova, G. K.,
Eydellkind, A. Mo
Institution: None
Title: New VarA,'.etips of Blectrotechnical Ceramics
Original
Feriodical: Elektrichestvo, 1954, No 7: 56-60
Abstract: Investigations of the structure of ceramics (C) have shown that
they must be regarded as a ccerplex system containing crystalline,
glassy,, amorphous and gaseous phases. It has been found that elec-
tric., physical amd mechanical properties of C are determined pri-
marily by their crystalline phase. Studies of crystal format-ions
have made it possible to divide electro-ceramics in 3 groups.,
polycrystals-dielectrics with high or scanewbat decreased dielec-
tric properties (presence or absence of relaxation polarization);
Card 1/2
USSR/Chemical Technology - Chemical Products and Ths:Ir Application. Silicates.
Glass. Ceramics, Bindera, 1-9
Abst Journal: Referat Zhur - Ebimiya, No 19, 1956, 62297
Abstract: polycrystals-electron semiconductors; seignette-electrics. Electric
characteristics and chemical composition of these polycrystals and
also the systems according to which they crystallize are summarized
in a table. The glassy phase cf 0 influences the s!.ntering tempera-
ture and plasticity. Gasecus phase (gas in sealed pores) lowers
mechanical and electric strength of C. Tht thus determ~med proper-
ties have made it possible to consider the problem of providing C of
high electric and mechanic characteristics and relatively simple
technology of mass product:Lon. Amr~ng the new C which have been put
to practical use are ultraporcelain LT-46 and the still better UF-53
a most suitable material for designing small over-all dimensions
condensers of high capacity for instance for bridges for deter-
mining dielectric losses at voltages up to 10-15 kv; electroceramic
steatite materials with a tale base are very promising for use in
KM-1 insulators; of very great mecbBLnical strength and high electric
indexes are zirconium C Ts-54 and other.
Card 2/2
m
BOGORODITSKIY, N.P.
letter to the editor. Zhur.tekh.fis. 24 no.1:149 J& 154.
(MIaA 7:2)
(Dielectrics) (Blectric insulators and insulation)
'USSR
m on- Ihe questlon or the nanlincarity Of the
mrrent-vehAge charact-criefic of tht
sflkoe cartildr. N. P. -,; 7
Zi? r:?~ ;*77: , V, 7
Russian
An cxpcrm=ntLi of dalc-~n;
of SiC for ~~rm-
bondfipg rn-divn,
the ",--du UP'Ll Mf 'ol"!j;r
ob&-:~nM on the zj.o. Th-, cic -)z,:
immect. Rc~ula are ahown graphical'). Th~
non-)incarlty cociiiient (a) -,f this
(E = jel) is not a stvady quuntity hut cl-ppepd, on the
range af aw Ot-ctnc field and fur c~ch grain stic
has a ccrwn rmxir I Lim Valut. F0, tg~am~ th-
nor,liricar pan in t1iii Oiaractaristv. b,=gjns at
fidds ond the BdV3ntZ-gC3 Of ChDOSinli M- SnIML-T-
size parbcles for ficl,~s tj di-,cL~sd T-.,iz
existenm of a surf2c: 13y--r of ovdic is atswuntea.
NV. BAFj3IsLn
USSR/Physics Dielectric losses FD-895
Card 1/1 Pub 153-4/26
Author : Bogoroditskiy, N. F.,and Fridberg, I. D.
Title : Dielectric losses in high-frequency ceramics
Periodical : Zhur. tekh. fiz. 24, 1194-i2o4, Jul 1954
Abstract : Dielectric losses of some halide crystals and metallic oxides
are analyzed. 'Crystals'employed in modern ceramics are classi-
fied according to their electric properties. Possible mechanisms
of dielectric losses of ceramics used in electrical engineering
are pointed out. Indebted to 1. Ye. Zelenkova and Prof. Frank-
Kamenetskiy. Eleven references including 4 foreign. Tables;
graphs.
Institution
Submitted February 8, 1954
IPA
t;-0
- - - - - - -- -
N. P. lingorodiNkil
6~ and X. L. Pot)
257-1)(1954 I.-Tht mums were studied for tht variations
in dielte. properties of the 3 cryst. modificatlaim of AlA.'
l
IM
1
I
h
di
d
h
1
l
6
1
I-A
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fiCA
00, CGrUn
e 0 VAOC
C21
t
e a MO
n, t
K
Aluminate. and tbo y-modiftat" that Is, ronverteil to the'
a modifleation by hentiris Oxwe l(W.Y14. The low Melee.
i losses for coi=dmm are txplained by the iimic and electronic
pohrizationi in the crystals, %whereas in the 0 tuodification
the structural polarization teems to predrminate, owing to
the 10": lattice of the crystals. Variations In the dielve,
properties of AhO~ emunic materials arn attributed to the
formation of P-AIA during an OxkL-zlng calcination-
Whtn calcined u4der reducinst eonditiov% the 0-mod1fication
is'MWted to the a, and the Impurities are either volatilized
itreous h
4* chanted to a Threous 3.%C. W. M. Sternberx
BOGORODITSKIT, N.P., PASYNKOV, V.V.-, TARBTN, B.M.; RINNS, T.T., redaktor
Abj*Sum L.V., takhaichookiy r adaktor.
[materials used in electric engineering] Blaktrotakhnicheakis
matorialy. Izd-vo 302, pers. Hoskv4, Goa. energ izd-vo 1955.
372 po iMIJLA 8: A)
(Slectric engineering-Materials)
AID F - 2818
Subject USSR/Electricity
Card 1/2 Pub. 27 - 7/30
Authors Bpgo:~jod:L Doc. of Tech. Sci., Prof., and
h
of Tech. Sci., Leningrad
a
.
Title New developments in low voltage ceramic capacitors
Periodical Elektrichestvo, 6, 37-43, Je 1955
Abstract New structures of ceramic capacitors calculated for
increased operational requirements are developed in
the USSR by a group of researchers consisting of:
V.I. Zhukovskiy, D.G. Dykman, N.Ye. Zaremba, I. Ye.
Zelenkova,,B'.A. Kulik, K.Ye. Lisker, M.I. Neyman,
O.K. Orfinskaya, N.P. Trukhina, A.A. Tyullpanov,
N.A. Fryazilnovskaya, Ya.K. Khakhankina, and N.M.
Tsvetkov. The investigations of stability of the
electric characteristics of ceramic capacitors shows
that the selection of the minimum thickness of the